"(Quake Wars Enemy Territory, not Wolfenstein ET.) I play this very frequently, although usually with much cussing and yelling because I personally believe the Strogg are imbalanced/overpowered. I'd like a hyperblaster, flyer drones, and an Icarus."

"I didn't play Shadowbane too long because, well, I'm a stickler for graphics. But the open PvP nature of the game with territorial warfare was quite fun, with the exception of a few imbalances regarding centaur-only charters and scouts."

"I don't remember too much about UO other than that I had fun, and it was my first "MMO" experience. I was in the hospital undergoing chemotherapy at the time, so I played UO on my laptop and it helped give me something fun to do. Good times."

Server: Great Lakes

"I tried CoH at the insistence of a friend, and although superheroes in tights is definitely not my thing, it was interesting. I didn't stay long because the guild I joined, United Sentinels of America, was led by a crackpot named Lady America."

Server: Virtue

"Great times. From Net-7 to the V'rix, the devs did outstanding work with the plotline to make you feel like you were really involved. I'll never forgive EA for shutting it down after they bought it from Westwood."

Server: Andromeda

"I was in the beta for EVE up until it went retail, and then I refused to buy the game because of all the bugs when it launched. It wasn't ready. Sure, it's nicer and polished now, and I've tried a trial since then, but it's not my style anyway."

Server: Beta Server

"Looking back on SWG, I can say that it was definitely one of the most innovative MMO's at that time. The fact that it had many worlds upon which players could build cities, houses, shops that might not be there when you return... and the PvP."

Server: Sunrunner

Guild: Section VIII